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Starting a business is a wild journey, and it's easy to stumble along the way. This article dives into the candid stories and insights from 43 POWER WOMEN from the Dreamers & Doers® collective, sharing their hard-earned lessons.

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Hear more about Belgian Boys’ mission to spread joy, as well as Anouck’s favorite product, which also happens to be their best seller. We dive more into the business and what it’s been like bootstrapping in the CPG space and navigating the unforgiving world of retail. We also hear about their efforts to create a new category in the refrigerated aisle for breakfast foods.

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From the beginnings of Belgian Boys, to bootstrapping, to getting into 8,400+ stores today, Mike Gelb sits down with founder, Anouck Gotlib to break it all down. Hear from how she ended up in this industry, why she made the decisions she did, and where she plans to take the brand in the future.

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A new year is the perfect opportunity to reflect and learn from our experiences. Don’t just take our word for it—take it from the following 33 remarkable women who made waves in their careers in 2023 and are poised to continue doing so in 2024.

Anouck Gotlib and other mom founders share tips on the sometimes chaotic yet beautiful balance of building a company and a family. Anouck shares that one of the greatest joys is leading by example and showing her two sons she genuinely enjoys the work she does every day.

Today, we sit down with Anouck Gotlib, CEO of Belgian Boys, a company that provides European treats in the United States. Anouck shares the challenges she’s faced, why a mindfulness coach is important, unique ideas for raising capital, and so much more.

Anouck Gotlib is the CEO of Belgian Boys, the company bringing tasty European staples into households across America. On this episode of ITS, Anouck and Ali discuss Jim Collins' framework of "What can we be best at?", and Anouck's path from bootstrapping the company, to 8 digits in revenue, to bringing on Equilibra as an equity partner last year.

Anouck says, "Is there something important about making them in Belgium? I think the importance is about quality. And right now we are achieving this quality in Europe. We, as a brand, have decided on behalf of the consumer to never lower our quality. That is something that our brand stands for. I don't know if our consumer knows where our products are made? They buy it because it tastes delicious. It's better quality and the fact that it's made in Belgium is added value."

Anouck Gotlib is the CEO of Belgian Boys, a woman-owned sweet treats and snack brand on a mission to turn up the happy one sweet moment at a time.

Anouck Gotlib from a career in fashion to dressing up the CPG world with Belgian Boys breakfast and sweet treats.

Douglas Yu covers the March announcement of Belgian Boys fundraise, led by Anouck.

Anouck Gotlib has unlocked the key to happiness with her delicious Belgian treats! Here’s how the CEO of Brooklyn-based Belgian Boys made sharing yummy, nostalgic Belgian treats with U.S. consumers a recipe for success. Listen to her story on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow

The program, now in its 14th year, identifies ambitious women entrepreneurs who are leading thriving organizations and provides them with the access, advisors and resources needed to scale their companies to their full potential as market-leading innovators.

Mark & Anouck talk European treats, the story behind it, how the founder and CEO met, supply chain, moving into breakfast, and giving back.

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Anouck Gotlib is spotlighted by Deli Market News for her entrepreneurial vision as she takes on this one-of-a-kind opportunity

With Anouck at the helm, the Brooklyn-based food startup has marked a three-year revenue growth of 253 percent, earning itself into the prestigious list’s top 35 percent overall and in the top 50 companies among food and beverage brands, coming in at number 1700.

In this episode of Building While Flying, Anouck joins Katie Hankinson to talk about Belgian Boys’ unique origin story, and how she and her team are bringing their favorite treats from Belgium to the U.S. She also discusses the differences between American and European consumers, and how building a strong brand foundation has led to their success.

What would happen if you let go of control and embrace life no matter what comes your way? Serendipitous moments have the power to shape your destiny.

Anouck Gotlib, CEO of Belgian Boys, is on a mission to turn up the happy - one sweet moment at a time. She leads a passionate team dedicated to growing more than just a revenue-driven business - creating joy for customers and spreading sweetness in people's lives.

This week Alyza talks with Anouck Gotlib CEO of Belgian Boys. They chat about building Belgian Boys from the ground up with her husband, creating a healthy workplace culture, and bringing European delicacies to American plates.

Raising Funding, Raising a Family, and the Balance Between with Anouck Gotlib, CEO of Belgian Boys.

As a first-time CEO operating a CPG organization, Anouck Gotlib prioritizes the value of learning from her team and listening to them with an open mind. Her battles with imposter syndrome have taught her to lean on her community when facing obstacles and learning from mistakes.

Come meet Anouck Gotlib, the CEO of Belgian Boys. Yep, she is the CEO! Belgian Boys is a unique sweet brand that brought the wonderful European treats to the US and is killing it!

GutCheck CEO Rob Wengel sits down with Anouk Gotlib, the CEO of Belgian boys to discuss how she went from a career in fashion design to CEO of a tasty treat and breakfast company, how one plane ride changed her life, and how truly understanding how your audience feels about your product can help change your trajectory.